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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''The Munsters'' (series)}}{{wikipediainfo}}[[File:The Munsters Logo.png|thumb|315px|Logo of ''The Munsters''.]]'''''The Munsters''''' is a franchise which started out as a 1960s TV series.
{{DISPLAYTITLE:''The Munsters'' (series)}}{{wikipediainfo|The Munsters}}[[File:The Munsters Logo.png|thumb|315px|Logo of ''The Munsters''.]]'''''The Munsters''''' is a franchise which started out as a 1960s TV series.


The series concerned the titular Munster family, a group of classic monsters and descendants thereof trying to live a normal life in modern American suburbia. They inclued [[Herman Munster]], a version of Frankenstein's Monster, as well as his wife [[Lily Munster]] (a vampire and the daughter of a geriatric [[Dracula|Count Dracula]]) and their [[werewolf]] son [[Eddie Munster]].  
The series concerned the titular Munster family, a group of classic monsters and descendants thereof trying to live a normal life in modern American suburbia. They inclued [[Herman Munster]], a version of Frankenstein's Monster, as well as his wife [[Lily Munster]] (a vampire and the daughter of a geriatric [[Dracula|Count Dracula]]) and their [[werewolf]] son [[Eddie Munster]].  

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Logo of The Munsters.

The Munsters is a franchise which started out as a 1960s TV series.

The series concerned the titular Munster family, a group of classic monsters and descendants thereof trying to live a normal life in modern American suburbia. They inclued Herman Munster, a version of Frankenstein's Monster, as well as his wife Lily Munster (a vampire and the daughter of a geriatric Count Dracula) and their werewolf son Eddie Munster.

Herman and Eddie, as well as the Munster house, made an unnamed, unlicensed cameo in the Necroomies comic strip Real Estate-Related Pun, which also featured similar cameos by the Addams Family and Vampira.

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